Three Blind Mice and Other Stories Quotes

“She had often been alone in the house before—but she had never before been so conscious of being alone in it.”
― Agatha Christie, Three Blind Mice and Other Stories

“The fact that her breakfast had been excellently cooked and served, with good coffee and homemade marmalade, in a curious way annoyed her still more. It had deprived her of a legitimate cause of complaint. Her bed, too, had been comfortable, with embroidered sheets and a soft pillow. Mrs. Boyle liked comfort, but she also liked to find fault. The latter was, perhaps, the stronger passion of the two.”
― Agatha Christie, Three Blind Mice and Other Stories

“But I did really want to know. I mean, it’s interesting, don’t you think, to know all about people? What they feel and think, I mean, not just who they are and what they do.”
― Agatha Christie, Three Blind Mice and Other Stories

“The shrill note of a bell made them both jump.
“That’s the front door,” said Giles. “Enter - a murderer,” he added facetiously.”
― Agatha Christie, Three Blind Mice and Other Stories